Am 06.06.19 um 01:10 schrieb Michael M Pannwitz via OSList:
I wonder what additional parameters other than than number of
participants and length of the event would have to be considered for a
more reliable tool to predict the number of issues to be expected at
an OST event.
Hihi, Michael:-)
As far as I experienced there is no rule or reliable answer to this
question - it depends on so many factors (e.g. how urgent is the os, how
complex the question, how unknown the answer, how conflictual the
problem, how diverse the group and so on).
But one thing I was able to see so often is that the younger the people
are the more issues they raise. In open spaces with children there are
sometimes as many issues as people participate, the maximum I saw was
1.3 issues per person (in a 1.5 day os with around 100 people).
I also remember one girl who raised eleven issues in a three-day open
space with six starting times.
And i remember the boy, who negotiated his issue in the same open space
over the whole time, again and again and supplemented and expanded it
and finally probably negotiated with all 250 people right up to the
action planning. It was: "Cocoa instead of milk in the breaks". At the
next meeting he reported and justified with a broad chest and proudly
that it was not implemented after he had gone through all school
instances (and democracy learned from it).
Sunny greetings to all of you!
Christian
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Greetings from Berlin
mmp
Am 05.06.2019 um 17:37 schrieb Harrison Owen via OSList:
And then there was the time when Michael Pannwitz and I had 2108
participants… And I think we ended up with 175 Groups. We grossly
under-estimated (75) – but fortunately you can add groups as many as
you need. The People are always right, and they will claim the space
they need. Facilitators are only guessing – and then just get out of
the way J
Harrison
*From:*OSList [mailto:[email protected]] *On
Behalf Of *Lori Palano via OSList
*Sent:* Wednesday, June 5, 2019 9:51 AM
*To:* [email protected]
*Cc:* Lori Palano
*Subject:* [OSList] number of breakout groups
Hello all
A number of years ago I seem to remember a resource shared on this
list that calculated an average number of breakout groups that tended
to show up according to the total number of participants based on the
cumulated experience of this community. Does this ring a bell with
anyone? I think it was an excel sheet. I'd like to find it again, but
so far my searching hasn't lead to anything.
Here's hoping!
Lori
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